Got Ink? **DU WARNING**

hubby's getting more work done on this sleeve on saturday... but here's what he had done a couple of weeks ago.

a baby dragon! this one represents our son. ;)

http://www.timelessspirit.com/images...ragon-josh.jpg

When its all healed the pain will be long forgotten and be back in the chair for your 2nd tat. I have only had one that truly hurt and that was on my ribs. I have 8 now and can't wait to get #9. It's an expensive addiction, but so worth it.

The snake looks great! Congrats!!!

Awesome Aleesh! I just love watching yours and your hubby's tattoos evolve. Yours are the Best type of tattoos around.. symbolizing meaningful things, family, and beliefs. It is not like someone just getting a picture out of the flash book because their acquaintence likes it. It comes frm the heart!

yup sure does. we are mirroring the colours from the lilies on my sleeve for the dragons on his arm. so our son is orange (the one pictured above) my youngest is purple and the eldest is pinks and deep burgundy. my hubby is totally man enough to carry off pink on his arm... so he's going to do it!!! :)

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Originally Posted by soshanna

Well, originally I wanted a tattoo of a life like snake around my thigh, but decided to go for something else on my back :) Still thinking about the snake though - I've wanted it for years.. but am quite happy with the dragon.

http://www.soshanna.com/tat2.jpg

http://www.soshanna.com/tat3.jpg

http://www.soshanna.com/tat4.jpg
and final - shot by Robert Alvarado, friend of mine

http://a723.ac-images.myspacecdn.com...1c2d00ab8a.jpg

Kinda hard to take a pic of your own back :)

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WOW.. that is a high-caliber tattoo for sure! I don't think that you need me to tell you that :) Awesome shading, sharp points, and lining.. Wow. Definately a top-notch artist there!

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Originally Posted by ML85

Def. use vitamin E ointment or they make this stuff called tattoo goo thats pretty good stuff too. i have 4 tats and always used vitamin E ointment and used tattoo goo once. Both are great! but honestly my brother in law used vasoline and it ruined his tattoo not sure why but he had to get it covered up. none the less thats cool lookin tat ya got!:rockon:

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That is definately sound advice. A/D ointment is an easily-obtainable ointment for most people to use. Tattoo Goo works well also from my husband's experience. Neosporin is not a good choice.

Got some new work done to my sleeve. Still healing and stuffs, so I'll try to get some updated pic after it heals. Going back in a few weeks for some shadings and color. YEAP COLOR. :O


http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f2...attoos/036.jpg

http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f2.../DSC_0002a.jpg

http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f2...s/DSC_0030.jpg

Rock on b.

:gj:

uhmm...but what is a Mike?

:weirdface

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Originally Posted by MeMe

Rock on b.

:gj:

uhmm...but what is a Mike?

:weirdface

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Umm...its the name of the snake sillys :giggle:

Duhs! :rofl:

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Originally Posted by daaangconcepts

Umm...its the name of the snake sillys :giggle:

Duhs! :rofl:

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ahahhaaa...perfect.

;)

I had a truck named Jeff. I loved it so much I had "Jeff" tat'd on my wrist.

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